No display in monitor
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Updated on Jan 20, 2019 at 07:11 AM
Fer_2873 Posts 1 Registration date Saturday January 19, 2019 Status Member Last seen January 19, 2019 - Jan 19, 2019 at 05:21 PM
Fer_2873 Posts 1 Registration date Saturday January 19, 2019 Status Member Last seen January 19, 2019 - Jan 19, 2019 at 05:21 PM
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Hi,
The problem is always due to the graphic card failure. I have a lot of experience with this problem.
It's simple as this.
Other Solutions:
Hope this helps!
The problem is always due to the graphic card failure. I have a lot of experience with this problem.
It's simple as this.
- 1. If you have an external graphic card and you get this problem. Then probably your graphic cards busted.
- 2. If you have an integrated graphic card and you get this problem. Well, Sorry but its about time you replace your motherboard. Integrated graphics are not fixable.
- 3. If its the external problem. Then switch to the integrated graphic card (Thats if you have one) or get a new graphics card either with your warranty (if its valid) or buy one.
Other Solutions:
- 1. This solution is for external graphic card holders only. This problem is very common due to dust residing on the graphic card/graphic card slot. Just take out the graphic card, and with a paint brush clean the metal parts and the graphic card slot. Be very careful when doing so as this slot are very delicate. Would suggest you to not follow this.
- 2. This problem may occur if you computer heats up very much.
- Clean up the insides of your PC with a paint brush at least once a month. (Due to Dust)
- Try hooking up an extra cooling fan to your PC to reduce the heat.
- Keep your PC in a well ventilated area such as close to a window.
- If your PC is a expensive one, try installing a liquid cooling system to it. May at least cost 300$.
Hope this helps!
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